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What we do
JNSU was established on March 1st 2004, by Japanese NSU students in Tahlequah.
We are trying to show Japanese traditional and modern culture for American people.
Now almost all members are Japanese.
Our activities are following:
So-ran, Booth(Origami, Calligraphy).
We are constantly practicing So-ran
We have gone Muskogee, Wagoner, Stillwater, Tulsa, and OK city for offers.
Now we have 28 members in our organization.
Current executive members
President : Yuki Kakegawa
Vice President : Akane Ohashi
Secretary : Megumi Ozawa
Treasurer : Shugo Takahashi
Public Affairs Officer : Yoshihiro Mizuno
Offer Coordinator : Kansei Daimon
Webmaster : Taku Aihara
JNSU's constitution was promulgated in 2004.
The change in the Constitution is permitted by only fiat in JNSU meeting.
Click here for JNSU constitution.
JNSU was selected into Hall of Fame on April 28, 2006.
TAHLEQUAH - Northeastern State University welcomed three students and one international group into its prestigious Hall of Fame on April 28. Those selected received the honor by meeting a number of criteria: the inductees must be graduating seniors in good standing with the university and have been recognized for an achievement that has br /ought state, regional, or national recognition to both the student/organization and the University.
Click here for NSU News.Sponsor
Dr. Thomas O. Salmon is the faculty sponsor for the NSU Japan.
Dr. Salmon received his OD and PhD degrees from Indiana University and completed a residency at Northeastern State University (NSU).
He supervises optometry students in clinic and the teaches the optometry research courses.
Click here for Webpage of Dr. Salmon.
Dr. Takahiro Yamaguchi is the faculty co-advisor for the NSU Japan.
He is an Assistant Professor of Psychology
